Boone County public meetings in 2022
25 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Meeting
The Fiscal Court adopted amendments to zoning regulations and the transient room tax ordinance. The board approved several personnel appointments, a $94,000 asset purchase for Boone's Landing Marina, and multiple equipment bids for public works. A first reading of a motor vehicle license fee ordinance was also conducted.
- Approved amendments to zoning regulations and map (4-0)
- Adopted ordinance amending transient room tax (4-0)
- Approved County Clerk's FY 2023 Budget (4-0)
- Awarded $102,280 mini excavator and $201,660 tire loader bids to Newman Tractor (4-0)
- Awarded $276,457.75 slope mower bid to Atmax Equipment Co. (4-0)
- Approved $94,000 purchase of assets at Boone's Landing Marina (4-0)
- Approved Porter, Eads, and Woolper Roads for Rural County Road Improvement Program (4-0)
- Tabled appointment of Sal Santoro to NK Convention and Visitors Bureau Commission (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Fiscal Court awarded three asphalt paving contracts for the Hebron, Union-Walton, and Burlington areas. The board also approved several personnel appointments, a sidewalk construction project, and funding for human services. A zoning map amendment for 2250 Williams Road was adopted.
- Approved $255,954.50 paving bid for Hebron area to Paul Michels & Sons (4-0)
- Approved $767,185.75 paving bid for Union-Walton area to Riegler Blacktop (4-0)
- Approved $479,355.20 paving bid for Burlington area to Riegler Blacktop (4-0)
- Approved $94,829.00 sidewalk construction at US 42 & Farmview Drive to Rector Excavating, Inc. (4-0)
- Approved $141,096 allocation for Capital Funds Program for aging, intellectual disability, and mental health (4-0)
- Adopted zoning map amendment from GR-R to SR-1 for 2250 Williams Road (3-0)
- Approved appointments of Emily Lemanche (Dispatcher) and Baylee Moffett (Laborer) (4-0)
- Tabled re-appointment of Bob Boswell to Sanitation District No. 1 Board (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Fiscal Court established the Union Promenade Development Area and approved several zoning map amendments. The board also committed a local funding match for a sidewalk project in the City of Florence and authorized various personnel promotions and appointments.
- Approved Union Promenade Development Area ordinance (4-0)
- Approved zoning amendment to Industrial One (I-1) for parking facility expansion (4-0)
- Approved zoning amendment to Business Park/Planned Development (GR-BP/PD) for 137-acre area (3-0)
- Approved local funding match not to exceed $1,056,105 for Weaver Road sidewalk project (4-0)
- Approved promotion of Matthew Ligon to Animal Control Officer II (4-0)
- Approved promotion of Jared Schild to Shift Supervisor for Public Safety Communication Center (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Shauna Marquis as Dispatcher (4-0)
- Authorized budget transfers totaling $208,043.31 (4-0)
Public Hearing
The Fiscal Court approved several administrative appointments, a cold weather sheltering agreement, and a new ordinance regarding unfit structures. A public hearing was held for the Union Promenade Development Area, and two zoning amendments were given first readings.
- Adopted updated Unfit and Unsafe Structures Ordinance (3-0)
- Approved agreement with Welcome House for 2022-2023 cold weather sheltering (3-0)
- Approved $38,812 scope change for Rural Water Expansion Project (3-0)
- Awarded health insurance consulting to Horan Associates at $17.50 per employee/month (3-0)
- Approved participation in Northern Kentucky Housing Data Study up to $25,000 (3-0)
- Approved $60,648 in budget transfers (3-0)
- Gave preliminary approval for Weaver Road Sidewalk Project (3-0)
- Appointed James Parsons to Boone-Florence Water Commission (3-0)
Regular Meeting
The Fiscal Court approved a zoning map amendment for a 0.63-acre property at 3120 North Bend Road from Public Facility to Commercial Two/Planned Development, with conditions including a requirement for the developer to construct or reconstruct any portion of the Multi-Use Path impacted by required traffic improvements. The court also approved a separate zoning change for a 2.9-acre parcel near Limaburg Road from Rural Suburban to Agricultural Estate. A sidewalk feasibility study along Tiburon Drive, Brittany Trail, and Jasons Bluff was disapproved after residents spoke in opposition.
- Approved zoning map amendment for 0.63 acres at 3120 North Bend Road to C-2/PD district with 12 conditions, including a new condition requiring the developer to construct/reconstruct impacted Multi-Use Path sections (4-0).
- Approved zoning map amendment for 2.9 acres near Limaburg Road from RS to A-2 district (4-0).
- Disapproved resolution for a sidewalk feasibility study along Tiburon Drive, Brittany Trail, and Jasons Bluff after residents spoke in opposition (3-0).
- Approved appointment of Kathleen Chapman as License Coordinator in the Occupational License Tax Department (4-0).
- Approved appointment of a returning seasonal laborer for the Parks Department (4-0).
- Approved appointment of Mary Cook-Reneau as Analyst for the Human Services Department (4-0).
- Approved re-appointment of Keith Noel to the Boone County Sheriff Merit Board (4-0).
- Approved renewal of annual agreement with OKI Regional Council of Governments for $45,346 (4-0).
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court held a first reading for a zoning map amendment to allow a 265-unit apartment development at 3120 North Bend Road, with a second reading scheduled for October 14. The court also approved a $184,129 design contract for the Camp Ernst Road roundabout, a $292,525 sidewalk construction bid along Thornwilde Drive, and several other resolutions including a rural water expansion MOU and broadband grant acceptance. All votes were unanimous (3-0) except for one tabled resolution due to a commissioner's recusal.
- First reading of zoning amendment for 265-unit apartment complex at 3120 North Bend Road (3-0)
- Approved $184,129 Phase II design contract for Camp Ernst Road roundabout (3-0)
- Awarded $292,525 sidewalk construction bid to Straight Edge Construction for Thornwilde Drive (3-0)
- Approved MOU with Bullock Pen Water District for rural water expansion (3-0)
- Approved amendments to HUD Family Self-Sufficiency Action Plan (3-0)
- Approved absorption of 5 additional HUD/VASH vouchers from Campbell County (3-0)
- Approved $36,425 transport vehicle order from Paul Miller Ford for Sheriff's Department (3-0)
- Tabled a resolution due to commissioner recusal and lack of quorum (3-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved a zoning map amendment and driveway variance for an industrial project on Bullock Lane, despite one dissenting vote. The court also approved several personnel actions, a Sunday alcohol sales time change, and multiple administrative contracts, including a $5 million trail project and a roof repair bid.
- Approved zoning map amendment to Industrial One (I-1) and driveway variance for 19.8 acres at 3024 and 3080 Bullock Lane (3-1)
- Approved ordinance allowing Sunday alcohol sales from 9am instead of 1pm (4-0)
- Approved promotions of Gabrielle Palazio and Paige DeVroomen to Animal Control Officer II (4-0 each)
- Approved seasonal hires for golf courses and parks maintenance (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Emily Ciancanelli as Field Services Dispatcher (4-0)
- Approved KYTC agreement for CVG Trail project with county funding 50% of $5M (4-0)
- Awarded roof repair bid for Justice Center to WM Kramer & Son Inc. (4-0)
- Approved $53,759 for election postcards to registered voters (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Fiscal Court approved the 2022 ad valorem tax rate of 9.8 cents per $100 valuation for real property, the same rate as the previous year, and 12.6 cents per $100 for personal property. The court also approved a road right-of-way vacation at 2764 & 2756 Berwood Lane in Hebron, a lease for athletic fields at 7100 Industrial Road, and the purchase of 15 police interceptor vehicles and 5 SUVs for the Sheriff's Department. A request from the Boone County Conservation District for a $900,000 budget amendment and a new millage tax was denied.
- Approved 2022 ad valorem tax rates: 9.8 cents per $100 for real property, 12.6 cents per $100 for personal property (4-0).
- Approved vacation of county road right-of-way at 2764 & 2756 Berwood Lane in Hebron with 5 conditions (4-0).
- Approved lease agreement with KB Chadron Building LLC for three athletic fields at 7100 Industrial Road, Florence (4-0).
- Approved purchase of 15 Ford Police Interceptor vehicles for Sheriff's Department for $685,990 (4-0).
- Approved purchase of 5 sport utility vehicles for Sheriff's Department and Jail for $197,615 (4-0).
- Approved G.S.I. to perform soil nail wall repair on KY 237 at Veterans Way for $227,979.25 (4-0).
- Approved resolution expressing support for Vision Zero traffic safety initiative (4-0).
- Denied Boone County Conservation District request for $900,000 budget amendment and millage tax (4-0).
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved the $7,866,449 guaranteed maximum price budget for the new animal shelter, authorized appointments for a landscape technician, animal control officer, and a seasonal parks position, and denied a zoning change request. The court also approved several ordinances and resolutions, including a budget amendment and a snow removal agreement with KYTC.
- Approved $7,866,449 GMP budget for animal shelter project (4-0)
- Denied zoning map amendment for 10.3 acres near I-275 (4-0)
- Approved zoning change and variance for 16.7 acres at 10486 Dixie Hwy (4-0)
- Approved concept plan change for 36.5 acres at 2841-2885 Verona Mudlick Rd (4-0)
- Appointed Jon Soos as Landscape Technician (4-0)
- Appointed Destiney Fisher as Animal Control Officer (4-0)
- Approved $1,559,814.90 budget transfers (4-0)
- Approved snow/ice operations MOA with KYTC for 53 miles (4-0)
Special Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court held a special caucus meeting to restart the Boone County Parks 2030 Master Plan, which was delayed by the pandemic. The court heard a presentation from the consultant Brandstetter and Carroll and received public comments on park needs. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was for discussion and community input only.
- Restarted discussion of the Boone County Parks 2030 Master Plan (no vote)
- Heard presentation from Brandstetter and Carroll on the master plan (no vote)
- Received public comments on park needs (no vote)
- Adjourned the special meeting (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved the purchase of approximately 296 acres known as England-Idlewild Park from the CVG Airport for $1,181,960, ending a long-term lease and enabling future construction of a new Animal Shelter. The court also approved multiple personnel appointments, reclassifications, and promotions across county departments, all by unanimous 4-0 votes. Several zoning and development ordinances received first readings, with second readings scheduled for August 9, 2022.
- Approved $1,181,960 purchase of 296-acre England-Idlewild Park from CVG Airport (4-0)
- Approved appointment of John Bidwell and Jessica Hall as part-time Emergency Management specialists (4-0)
- Approved reclassification of four Public Works employees to Engineering Services Specialist II (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Ashley Cope as Staff Accountant in Finance (4-0)
- Approved appointment of three dispatchers and one additional dispatcher for PSCC (4-0)
- Approved promotions of four employees to Truck Driver/Operator in Public Works (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Sarah Grote as Natural Areas Technician and Kelsey Brookover as Park Laborer/Truck Driver (4-0)
- Approved transfer of road maintenance responsibilities from KYTC for three interchanges (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved a $910,000 amendment to the Sheriff's FY2022 budget, covering COLA, payroll, fuel, and other adjustments. It also approved $3.50/hour pay increases for dispatchers (starting at $24.17/hour) and $4.00/hour for supervisors, funded from reserves. A zoning map amendment for an 81-acre area along Hathaway Road was adopted, and a $276,336 bid for golf course bunker renovation was awarded.
- Approved Sheriff's FY2022 budget amendment increasing budget by $910,000 (4-0)
- Approved $3.50/hour dispatcher pay increase, starting pay $24.17, and $4.00/hour supervisor increase (4-0)
- Adopted zoning map amendment for 81 acres along Hathaway Road from RSE to SR-1 (4-0)
- Awarded $276,336 bid to Topp Shape Enterprises for golf course bunker renovation (4-0)
- Approved $872,285 soil nail wall repair on Easton Lane, Dale Williamson Road, Woolper Road (4-0)
- Approved $10,000 per vehicle public safety equipment installation bid to 911 Fleet and Fire Equipment (4-0)
- Approved $360,580.11 and $67,791.25 budget transfers (4-0)
- Renewed Greater Cincinnati Crime Stoppers agreement with $1 court cost fee for 2 years (4-0)
Special Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court held a special meeting solely to approve financial matters for the end of Fiscal Year 2022. They approved the June 30, 2022 invoice reports, a $75,536.99 budget transfer, and an $11,594.21 transfer for the golf course, all by unanimous 4-0 votes. No other agenda items were considered.
- Approved Invoice Report and Golf Invoice Report dated June 30, 2022 (4-0)
- Approved Fiscal Court Order #16 authorizing $75,536.99 in budget transfers (4-0)
- Approved Fiscal Court Order #17 authorizing $11,594.21 in golf course transfers (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court adopted the FY2023 budget, amended to provide a 6% salary increase effective July 1 for all county employees, including the Sheriff's department, funded from reserves. The court also approved several personnel resolutions, including new seasonal hires and pay rate adjustments, and adopted ordinances for an occupational license fee credit for F&E Aircraft Maintenance and an emergency budget amendment. A zoning map amendment request for an 81-acre area along Hathaway Road received a first reading, with a second reading scheduled for July 12.
- Adopted FY2023 budget as amended with 6% salary increase (4-0)
- Approved seasonal landscape staff appointments and two Parks rate changes (4-0)
- Approved pay rate and job description adjustments for four positions (4-0)
- Approved seasonal new hires at Boone County Golf Courses (4-0)
- Approved Public Works pay restructure for truck driver positions (4-0)
- Adopted occupational license fee credit ordinance for F&E Aircraft Maintenance (4-0)
- Adopted emergency amendment to FY2021-2022 budget (4-0)
- Approved 90-day double-time overtime policy for 911 dispatch center (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved several personnel appointments, including a dispatcher and seasonal hires, and adopted ordinances, including a second reading of an occupational license fee credit for Flottweg Separation Technology. It also awarded bids for sidewalk design and inmate food service, and tabled a property transfer resolution related to industrial revenue bonds.
- Approved minutes of May 31, 2022 (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Sabrina Edmondson as dispatcher (3-0)
- Approved seasonal hires for golf courses (3-0)
- Approved seasonal staff for Boone's Landing and Parks (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Donald Emerson as sign shop technician (3-0)
- Adopted ordinance for occupational license fee credit for Flottweg (3-0)
- Adopted ordinance updating county street list and speed limits (3-0)
- Tabled resolution for property transfer to US Bank (3-0)
Budget Workshop Special Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court held a budget workshop and public hearing, approving a resolution allocating $2,198,000 to support aging, intellectual disability, and mental health programs for FY 2023. The court also approved several personnel appointments, including a new technology specialist/building inspector position, and passed first readings of the FY 2023 budget ordinance and other ordinances. All votes were unanimous (3-0) with Commissioner Brewer absent.
- Approved $2,198,000 tax board funding for aging, disability, and mental health programs (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Heath Parmer as Technology Specialist/Building Inspector (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Kenny Crooker to seasonal Public Works position (3-0)
- Approved appointment of returning and new seasonal program leaders and camp staff for Parks (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Zachary Wilder and Justin Flynn as Laborers for Public Works (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Jamie Armstrong as Dispatcher for PSCC (3-0)
- Approved re-appointments to various boards including Building Inspection Appeals, Port Authority, and Fire Districts (3-0)
- Approved jail policies and procedures manual and workcamp rules (3-0)
Budget Workshop Special Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court held a special budget workshop to review the proposed FY2023 operating and capital budgets. No votes or final decisions were made; the meeting was informational only. The first reading of the budget is scheduled for May 31, 2022, with public comments, and the second reading on June 28, 2022. The budget must be approved by July 1, 2022.
- Adjourned the special budget workshop (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved two zoning map amendments: one for a 33-acre area at the terminus of Davis Lane and adjacent parcels, changing from Employment Planned Development (EPD) and Commercial Services (C-3) to Public Facilities/Planned Development (PF/PD) and C-3, and another for a 4.1-acre area on Weaver Road from Suburban Residential One (SR-1) to Urban Residential Two (UR-2). Both were approved unanimously (4-0). The court also approved the FY2022-23 KYTC Rural Secondary Program resolution with flex funds, salary adjustments for part-time PRN staff in Emergency Management, and several appointments and administrative items.
- Approved zoning map amendment for Davis Lane area (EPD/C-3 to PF/PD and C-3) (4-0)
- Approved zoning map amendment for Weaver Road area (SR-1 to UR-2) (4-0)
- Approved FY2022-23 KYTC Rural Secondary Program resolution with $127,252 flex funds (3-1, Flaig abstained)
- Approved salary adjustments for part-time PRN staff in Emergency Management (4-0)
- Approved new seasonal positions at Boone's Landing for Parks Department (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Jacob Barnes as Park Laborer/Truck Driver (4-0)
- Approved County Road Aid Co-op Program agreement for FY23 (4-0)
- Approved $81,157.50 flooring replacement bid for Administration Building (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court unanimously approved multiple personnel appointments, including a truck driver/operator, park laborer, seasonal hires for golf courses and parks, and a seasonal position at Boone's Landing. The court also held first readings for two zoning map amendments: one for a large senior living development near Richwood Road and another for townhomes on Weaver Road. Both ordinances will have second readings on May 10, 2022. Additionally, the court approved resolutions for school transportation reimbursement, raising the fixed asset capitalization threshold to $20,000, setting salaries for county officials, and forming an Elder Abuse Prevention Task Force.
- Approved appointment of Tyler Frakes as Truck Driver/Operator (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Corey Seifert as Park Laborer/Truck Driver (4-0)
- Approved seasonal hires for golf courses, parks, and Boone's Landing (4-0)
- Approved first reading of zoning amendment for senior living facility (4-0)
- Approved first reading of zoning amendment for 36 townhomes on Weaver Road (4-0)
- Approved resolution for non-public school transportation reimbursement (4-0)
- Approved raising fixed asset capitalization threshold to $20,000 (4-0)
- Approved formation of Elder Abuse Prevention Task Force (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved a resolution authorizing the County Judge/Executive to sign documents for a $2.5 million commitment to the KY 338 INFRA grant project, paid in four installments starting October 2022. The court also approved several personnel appointments, surplus declarations, and fiscal matters, all by unanimous 4-0 votes. No ordinances or presentations were made.
- Approved $2.5M KY 338 INFRA grant commitment (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Bailey Derthick as Licensed Veterinary Technician (4-0)
- Approved seasonal arboretum intern positions (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Joe Risch as Crew Leader for Public Works (4-0)
- Approved seasonal golf course new hires (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Devon Hopperton as Recycling Technician (4-0)
- Approved surplus of old computer equipment for auction (4-0)
- Approved $413,706.84 stop loss insurance bid to Great Midwest Insurance (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved several personnel appointments, including a new Animal Control Officer and seasonal hires, and adopted two zoning ordinance changes for industrial properties. The court also awarded bids for landscaping, a telehandler, shelter concrete pads, and janitorial services, and approved various resolutions and financial reports.
- Approved minutes from March 8, 2022 (4-0)
- Appointed Stephen McDaniel as Animal Control Officer (4-0)
- Approved seasonal hires for golf courses, parks, and camp staff (4-0)
- Adopted ordinance for change in concept development plan at 10833 Dixie Highway (4-0)
- Adopted ordinance for change in concept development plan on Worldwide Boulevard (4-0)
- Approved Assisted Housing Annual Plan for 2022 (4-0)
- Awarded bid for Oakbrook Drive/KY 18 Landscaping to K & R Lawn and Landscaping LLC (4-0)
- Approved Fiscal Court Order #2 for budget transfers of $2,635,605.35 (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court adopted an ordinance granting a credit of the county occupational license fee for new employees as part of an economic development project by Amazon.com Services, Inc., under the Kentucky Business Investment Program. The court also approved several personnel appointments, including a laborer for Public Works, seasonal hires for golf courses, arboretum interns, a snow laborer, and seasonal maintenance staff for Parks. Additionally, the court approved a resolution establishing the county net profit due date for 2022 tax year as April 18, 2022, and awarded a bid for asphalt paving and milling in the Burlington area to Eaton Asphalt.
- Approved minutes from February 8, 2022 meeting (3-0).
- Approved appointment of Jared Leidy as Laborer for Public Works (3-0).
- Approved seasonal new hires and returning seasonals at Boone County Golf Courses (3-0).
- Approved re-appointment of Luke Tons and appointment of Vivian Rivera and Jillian Kramer as Arboretum Interns (3-0).
- Approved appointment of Beverly Daniels as Seasonal Snow Laborer for Public Works (3-0).
- Approved re-appointment of Austin Mahoney and Nicholas Dolan to seasonal maintenance staff for Parks (3-0).
- Adopted ordinance providing occupational license fee credit for Amazon.com Services, Inc. (3-0).
- Adopted ordinance amending golf cart use on designated streets in Rivers Pointe subdivision (3-0).
Regular Meeting
The Fiscal Court approved a zoning map amendment for 184.77 acres on Hathaway Road, changing from RSE/A-2 to SR-1/SR-2, with conditions, and denied a dimensional variance. The court also approved a second reading for a 31-acre zone change from A-2 to RSE at 2645 Hathaway Road. Additionally, the court gave first reading to an Amazon occupational license fee credit ordinance and a golf cart ordinance amendment for Rivers Pointe.
- Approved rezoning of 184.77 acres on Hathaway Road to SR-1/SR-2 with conditions (4-0)
- Denied dimensional variance for Hathaway Road project (4-0)
- Approved 31-acre zone change from A-2 to RSE at 2645 Hathaway Road (4-0)
- Approved rehire of seasonal employee Amy Kelly for Parks (4-0)
- Approved re-appointment of Patrick W. Berry to Historic Preservation Review Board (4-0)
- Approved surplus computer equipment auction (4-0)
- Approved FY2022 mid-year tax fund allocations for social service agencies (4-0)
- Approved appointment of viewing committees for alley/ROW vacations in Petersburg and Burlington (4-0)
Regular Meeting
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved several personnel appointments and promotions, including Heath Parmer as Residential Building Inspector and Joshua Sweeney as Support Specialist. The court also adopted ordinances approving a development plan change for Corporex Parks and repealing an outdated ordinance, while holding first readings for two zoning amendments on Hathaway Road.
- Approved minutes from January 11, 2022 meeting (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Heath Parmer as Residential Building Inspector (4-0)
- Approved promotion of Joshua Sweeney to Support Specialist (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Matthew Adkins as Property Maintenance Foreman (4-0)
- Approved rehire of Jacob Price as seasonal Parks maintenance employee (4-0)
- Approved appointment of Brooke Black as Assistant Veterinary Technician (4-0)
- Adopted ordinance approving Corporex Parks development plan change (4-0)
- Adopted ordinance repealing Ordinance 430.2 (4-0)
Public Hearing
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved the vacation of right-of-way for an alley in Taylorsport/Hebron and a section of county road at South Fork Road in Verona, both by 3-0 votes. The court also appointed Robert Notton as County Treasurer/Director of Finance, Larry Bowling as Equipment/Shop Manager for golf courses, and Bill Lipscomb as Seasonal Snow Laborer. First readings were held for ordinances regarding a Corporex development plan change and repealing an outdated security ordinance, with second readings scheduled for January 25, 2022.
- Approved vacation of right-of-way for alley at 6496 Taylorsport Drive, Hebron (3-0)
- Approved vacation of right-of-way at South Fork Road, Verona (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Robert Notton as County Treasurer/Director of Finance (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Larry Bowling as Equipment/Shop Manager for golf courses (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Bill Lipscomb as Seasonal Snow Laborer (3-0)
- Approved appointment of Andy Wallenhorst to Petersburg Fire Protection District Board (3-0)
- Approved payment in lieu of taxes agreement for Union Promenade project (3-0)
- Awarded construction bid for KY 237 Multi-Use Path to Riegler Blacktop (3-0)